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3 Days in June (2010)
June works as a bartender at Fuego, a club visited by students when they're on their spring break. When Cody visits the bar with his student pals, he and June soon find themselves involved in a passionate fling. After 3 days, Cody wants more, but it's hard for June to accept that this might be more than another fling.
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June works as a bartender at Fuego, a club visited by students when they're on their spring break. When Cody visits the bar with his student pals, he and June soon find themselves involved in a passionate fling. After 3 days, Cody wants more, but it's hard for June to accept that this might be more than another fling.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Drama
Written By:Jessica Drake
In Theaters:6/30/2010
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Wicked
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